My Dreamy Old Husband

Cooper knew something about the relationship between the Adams Family: Tiffany didn’t like Bailey, so Bailey wanted to get rid of Tiffany and her daughter too.

However, both parties had reached an agreement when it came to the marriage between Tiffany and Cooper.

Tiffany wanted to marry Cooper; Bailey, too, wanted them to get married.

If she got together with Cooper, her power would be greatly increased, which would be detrimental to Bailey.

Yet, this might not be the case too.

Tiffany’s love for Cooper was genuine. If she got married to him, she would definitely change her surname to Michel. Once she changed it, Bailey would immediately hold a meeting between the board of directors to remove Tiffany from the board.

Therefore, Bailey wanted to help to tie the knot.

A daughter who was married was like spilled water. The easiest way to weaken Tiffany’s influence within the Adams Family was to find her a man she adored. After she got married, she would be blinded by love and happiness.

Nonetheless, there was no way Cooper would marry Tiffany. But, what he owed should be paid. As to how he should pay it back, it depended on the situation. Still, it was impossible for him to repay her with his body…

“Be sure to come to my house for dinner tomorrow night. Joel will be there too. You guys can talk about Lola’s matter during dinner.” Before Cooper left, he didn’t forget to remind Bailey about the dinner at his place.

Bailey nodded as he watched them leave.

Carmen had been carried out before she even woke up. She was dozing off in Cooper’s arms; drowsiness was evident on her baby-soft face.

When they finally left, Bailey went back to the lounge. Inside the room, he found a plain-looking little box lying beside a pillow.

The box was decorated with floral motif stickers. As soon as he opened it, he found three unattractive apricots inside the box. The apricots were of high quality, and they were completely ripe. However, these apricots appeared to have been left for a few days, so they had gone bad. Thus, they were no longer edible. Bailey squeezed one of the apricots with his fingers, and the apricot broke apart easily; the juices splashed out and stained his fingers.

After he cleaned his hand, he simply threw the box and the apricots into the trash can.

Yet, when he turned around and took a few steps forward, his mind was still preoccupied with the horrible packaging. Although the wrapping was ugly, it was delicately ugly in some way.

Perhaps, the one who wrapped it poured their heart into the packaging. Unfortunately, their skills are limited…

himself up and went to Cooper’s house for dinner. When Sophia came to the door, she praised him the moment she saw

on; there was no need to bring a gift! Wow, your

three apricot kernels stranded on

apricot seeds, and there was nothing special about them. Why did he wear them on

new trend amongst old men in

make two limited-edition custom-made apricot kernels bracelets and sell them

want to explain himself. Instead, he acted like an elder and said to Sophia coldly, “I’m here to

pajamas her brother used to wear in the past and

took a seat in the living room. The moment Michael saw him, he carried Carmen and the cat back upstairs, refusing to let this ‘old man’ look

Sophia

on, Carmen. Say hello to

greeted,

was calm,

and Carmen were from the younger generation, and he was

Sophia, once again, put Carmen next to Bailey and said, “Go

his wife, Michael

think that she’s Bailey’s

no way I’ll marry my daughter to this old

into his arms. Naturally, he sat

came. As soon as they walked in, Stanley put his kid down and rushed into

too. Lola saw Bailey the moment

living next door, hurried over when she heard

was crowded, and

They appeared not to

from Stanley’s family, who was here to get a free meal, and Harry’s family that dropped by, no one

broad daylight and wanted something in return, he was very upset. Bailey probably wanted Cooper to marry Tiffany. However, it was obvious that Cooper didn’t want to do it. According to custom, a child had to pay for their father’s debt. Yet, Linus led a carefree life. There

was

was left was